Welcome to The Danielle, ideally situated at 140 West 71st Street in the heart of Manhattan’s sought-after Upper West Side. Apartment 4C is a beautifully maintained, move-in-ready one-bedroom home offering a comfortable and well-designed layout with a warm, welcoming feel throughout.
The apartment has been tastefully maintained and is ready for its next owner to move right in and enjoy. The living space provides plenty of room for relaxing and entertaining, while the bedroom offers a peaceful retreat from the energy of the city.
Located on a beautiful tree-lined block, The Danielle puts you in the center of everything that makes the Upper West Side such a desirable place to call home. Enjoy convenient access to Central Park, Riverside Park, Lincoln Center, neighborhood restaurants, cafés, shopping, entertainment, and transportation.
A wonderful opportunity to own a move-in-ready one-bedroom at The Danielle in one of Manhattan’s most iconic neighborhoods. Come experience classic Upper West Side living at 140 West 71st Street, Apartment 4C.
Professional Office space on West 73rd Street on the Upper West Side
LOCATION: Upper West Side
SIZE/SPACE: 317 SF shared common waiting area and 236 SF private office. Total ~553 SF.
FRONTAGE: N/A
CEILING HEIGHT: ~8’1″
FLOOR: First Floor Off Lobby
USAGE: Professional Office
LEASE TERM: Negotiable
POSSESSION DATE: Immediate
MONTHLY RENT: $3,350, $72 PPSF
ESCALATIONS: 5%
TAXES: Included in the Rent
UTILITIES: Heat and water included in the Rent
LANDLORD’S WORK: As-is condition
OTHER INFORMATION: Professional office, with a shared waiting area and two shared bathrooms.
DISCLAIMER: All information submitted is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, prior sale or lease, or withdrawal without notice. All dimensions are approximate. For exact dimensions, please hire your own architect or engineer.
Renovation opportunity in a historic Upper West Side setting. This exceptional five-story single-family townhouse, originally constructed in 1897 in the Renaissance Revival style, offers a rare chance to restore a remarkable piece of New York City architectural history. Situated within the Central Park West Historic District, the approximately 17-foot-wide residence features 5,127 square feet of interior living space, plus an additional 1,077 square feet in the cellar and approximately 547 square feet of private outdoor space. There is also additional development potential with air rights that could allow for the creation of a rooftop bulkhead.
The impressive parlour level features soaring ceilings of approximately 11 feet 4 inches and preserves an extensive collection of historic details. Original architectural elements include intricate woodwork, fireplaces, pocket doors, stained-glass features, bay windows, a gracious formal staircase, and a butler’s pantry. The parlour also showcases a distinctive hand-painted ceiling dating to the turn of the 20th century. On the lower three levels, a 14-foot by 9-foot-6-inch extension provides additional interior space overlooking the spacious, south-facing private garden.
32 West 85th Street is part of a trio of townhouses constructed in 1897 and designed by prominent New York architect George Frederick Pelham for developers Peter Wagner and Robert Wallace. The developers combined two 25-foot-wide lots to create three substantial residences.
Pelham was an influential and highly productive New York architect whose career spanned from the 1890s through the years leading up to the Great Depression. He became particularly recognized for his townhouse designs during the final years of New York’s townhouse-building era before transitioning to the apartment buildings that would become a defining feature of the Upper West Side. This residence represents one of his later townhouse commissions and retains many of the architectural characteristics associated with his work.
The property enjoys an especially desirable location, just a short walk from Central Park and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. The neighborhood provides convenient access to a wide range of restaurants, shops, cultural attractions, and entertainment throughout the Upper West Side. Public transportation is also readily accessible, including the crosstown bus along 86th Street and nearby B/C and 1 subway lines.
The property also benefits from unusually low property taxes. The lot measures approximately 17 feet by 102.17 feet, while the main building footprint is approximately 17 feet by 55 feet.
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This charming two-bedroom, one-bathroom residence perfectly blends historic industrial character with modern style, featuring a large open living and dining area defined by a stunning floor-to-ceiling exposed brick wall and warm hardwood floors. Sunlight pours through multiple oversized windows, illuminating a thoughtfully designed interior with crown molding, recessed lighting, and large closets throughout for ample storage. Both bedrooms offer a peaceful retreat with continued brick accents and generous proportions that easily fit queen-sized beds and home office setups.
The separate kitchen is equipped with rich wood cabinetry and stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, while the crisp, all-white bathroom provides a clean and functional aesthetic. Situated in a prime location less than a block from Central Park, the home is moments away from the Museum of Natural History and some of the best dining the city has to offer, including the iconic Levain Bakery.
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